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I've got my 12m Phantom (kite-only) up for sale, its only had light use as it sits in between my 10/16m Venoms. Comes with: Expandable bag, Spars, Manuals, Instructional DVD,Peter Lynn T Shirt ( Never been opened ) Great landboarding and buggying kite, plus can be used on water (intermediate riders+). The jump heights on this kite are awesome, and is super stable. AUD$650 + postage.

Flag Beach i believe. I don't know if he has a contact number there.

Whilst a log-in is required Flickr gives you quite a bit of control http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=kitelandboarding&s=int

It was meant to be in the last issue. Not sure what the hold up was. Its all shot and written and with the Ed. I'll shoot him an email and see why it slipped. - its not snow focused if anyones worried

Blue and Yellow... looks great over the water, and with a bright yellow Underground LT to match

Can't wait for ours to arrive down under.... Shall be a nice way to spend a summer afternoon after kiting.

Congratulations guys. Its great to see more of the kiting community getting some shots out and published.

I'm thinking of buying a combined impact vest and waist harness? Anyone got any opions on them?

So Rob, are you going to get them stocked down under for us poor souls dealing with 28 degrees and awesome onshores?

I'm in a mixed mind about the level on convex on the boards. I've found that whilst it helps with pop it can be a little hard on your legs after a while with the angle it forces your knees out at. Mind you I suppose on landing that with your knees flaring so to speak you would get a better centre of gravity. I suspect that it mahy have been because I'm so light and the boards I've tried are probably a little too think for me. B

Sweet Those should be nice and fun down on the beach there :D

Nice little vid there Dom. I miss the hard packed cornish sand Those Vemons can perform so well even when at the lower end of their range (as long as you keep the moving so they hold their shape) Whats in the new Quiver? full set of Venoms?

I've always used a seat harness, but was mainly flying on land in England. Now I've moved to Oz and am out on the water more + its warmer so am in boardies. Therefore I'm moving to a waist harness for comfort. Most of the guys here use waist harnesses, except for the heavier guys who find it hard for the waist harness to stay down.

I'm staying at the Hilton. I don't know if they have kite equipement for hire, but will check. Cheers for the advice all. Anyone whos has pictures from there I'd love to see it. And the permission is real - just limted. See I can't dive as I can never get the hang of equalising, my ears just won't pop. So the misses dearly wants to dive and I wan't to kitesurf. So perfect excuse I think. 16m it is then